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Latest Mets News
Wayne Randazzo of WCBS caught up with Mets skipper Luis Rojas to see what he’s been up to as baseball remains on the shelf.
The Mets’ first-round draft pick, Brett Baty, sat down with fellow prospects Quinn Brodey and Tony Dibrell to talk pro ball.
Kimberly Jones of the NFL Network reported that WFAN anchor John Minko’s last FAN update will take place at 5PM this evening. Minko has been an anchor on the FAN for 32 years.
Latest MLB News
The Chicago White Sox shared the sad news that long-time radio voice, Ed Farmer, has passed away at the age of 70. Farmer was set to call his 29th season of White Sox baseball in 2020.
Per Jeff Todd of MLB Trade Rumors: The Tigers released shortstop Jordy Mercer and pitcher Zack Godley on Thursday. Both players were in camp on minor league deals.
The Giants released former Met Jerry Blevins and outfielder Brandon Guyer before the roster freeze took place on Thursday, according to Steve Adams of MLB Trade Rumors. Both players were in camp as non-roster invitees.
Latest NL East News
Andre Fernandez and Manny Navarro of The Athletic presented their arguments for the best athlete to wear jersey numbers 1 to 99 in South Florida’s sports history. Check out which Marlins made the cut.
Latest on MMO
In the latest edition of the Simply Amazin’ podcast, Tim Ryder had a chat with former Met Ty Kelly, as the two shed some light on the experience of being a Minor League baseball player.
Matt Musico highlighted three stats that could lead to a successful 2020 for Robert Gsellman.
Marshall Field compiled a list of the top five seasons by a Mets first baseman.
A message from Michelle Ioannou: If you’re a baseball fan, a trip to Wrigley Field is a must.
Brian Wright continued MMO’s retrospective of the 2000 Mets with a focus on the season’s Opening series in Japan.
This Day in Mets History
2006 (My all-time favorite Mets season!): The Mets started their season on a high note, beating the Washington Nationals by a score of 3-2. Newly-acquired players Paul Lo Duca and Xavier Nady each racked up a two-out RBI. David Wright added a solo home run to put the Mets ahead for good. Billy Wagner saved the game for starter Tom Glavine.
Birthdays: Jay Bruce turns 33 and Rod Gaspar turns 74
